Emmanuel Guibert is interviewed as part of the INK Q&A at the excellent Powell's Website. and he too answered in cartoon form! This is a treat! As a reminder Powell's is the largest independent bookseller in America. Another cool thing in Portland.
Steve My friend Steve orders a pint in one of his locals, The New Hope in South London.
Homer SImpson might have said "can't blog, eating.' but here, we're berserk busy, so that's why not much to offer on the blog. But we're at MoCCA this weekend, with a table, with our books. See you there!
Traveling Doodles Doodles loosely based on people I saw on the way home or in the pub. Yes, including the robot.
test heading Greek Men and Their Weird Cars No. 2 This is a sketch of my brother Alex in the garage that he owns, which specializes in servicing and repairing French cars. To American readers, that might seem a little strange, but in Europe, even in the UK, it’s a realistic and very viable specialization. [...]
By far my favorite interview yet of Eddie Campbell can be found at at the Powell's Website. Eddie answered in cartoon form. Don't miss it. More to come with First Second luminaries at the Powell site. Powell's, by the way, is the largest independent bookseller in America (I think) and my first and favorite stop [...]
Sapphire Another quick portrait, of a friend of a friend. The color I added later, messing around in Photoshop.
The very cool Benjamen Walker has a piece about First Second on the radio at hisTheory of Everything!
test heading Greek Men and Their Weird Cars No. 1 So, the car decides to break down in a supermarket car park and I can't find anything wrong with it. While I wait for the repair man to arrive, I do a few sketches to pass the time. I wouldn’t mind so much, but the [...]
Paul My friend Paul fell asleep on the train. He can sleep sitting upright. I showed him this when he woke up. I don’t think he liked it much, thinking maybe that I caught him at an unflattering angle. Sorry, mate - couldn’t resist. You normally don’t sit still long enough for me to draw [...]
